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Fawaaz Basadien, Mamelodi Sundowns, August 2025

Basadien urged to step up at Sundowns

The Brazilians legend Teko Modise has issued a clear challenge to the 29-year-old, insisting the defender must find greater consistency to cement his place in the starting line-up. After a quiet debut season at Chloorkop, the former Stellenbosch man has finally been given a run of games at the beginning of the 2026/27 campaign.

Dillon Sheppard, Kaizer Chiefs, December 2025

Miguel hails Sheppard’s Chiefs impact

The Amakhosi defender has highlighted the vital role played by the South African assistant coach in the club's technical department this season. The versatile senior figure believes that having a tactician with extensive knowledge of the local landscape has been the missing piece of the puzzle at Naturena.

Monnapule Saleng, Mamelodi Sundowns

Sundowns told to hire counsellors for Saleng

The Brazilians find themselves at the centre of a growing debate regarding player welfare following the recent exclusion of the 28-year-old winger from the first-team set-up. Mental performance expert Jordan Byrne has now challenged the Pretoria giants and SAFA to overhaul their approach to psychological support to prevent further talent from falling through the cracks.

Luke Baartman & Daniel Cardoso, Kaizer Chiefs vs Sekhukhune United

Da Cruz on transforming Baartman into Chiefs superstar

The Glamour Boys coach has opened up on the tactical evolution of the SA junior international, revealing how a move to the flanks is unlocking the youngster's immense potential. After a breakout start to the 2026/27 campaign, the Amakhosi boss believes that tactical flexibility is the final piece of the puzzle for the former Cape Town Spurs prodigy.

Fernando Da Cruz Kaizer Chiefs

Da Cruz: Chiefs a long way behind

Amakhosi tactician has provided a candid assessment of his side's current development following their 2-0 victory over Sekhukhune United on Wednesday. While the result cements their position at the top of the table, the Frenchman admits the Glamour Boys are still in the early stages of a significant tactical evolution.

Abdeslam Ouaddou, Orlando Pirates, April 2026

Ouaddou slams Pirates 'disaster'

Bucs coach has delivered a blistering assessment of his side's recent performance, labelling their first-half display against Usuthu as nothing short of a disaster. The Buccaneers missed a golden opportunity to climb level with Premier Soccer League early leaders Kaizer Chiefs, leaving their manager fuming at the lack of urgency shown by his squad.

Luke Baartman & Daniel Cardoso, Kaizer Chiefs vs Sekhukhune United

Chiefs 2-0 Sekhukhune: 'Da Cruz must apologise; Pray for 'Downs; Give Amakhosi their trophy already'

The Glamour Boys hosted Babina Noko at FNB Stadium in a midweek clash, seeking redemption after crashing out of the MTN8 quarter-final at the hands of Golden Arrows this past weekend. The Soweto giants brushed off their cup disappointment, collecting maximum points thanks to a strike from former Cape Town Spurs starlet and Mduduzi Shabalala to send them top of the early PSL table.

Monnapule Saleng, Mamelodi Sundowns

Mokoena slams fans over Saleng treatment

Former Orlando Pirates star has hit out at supporters for their treatment of the 28-year-old forward following his high-profile exclusion from the Mamelodi Sundowns squad. The veteran player believes that the public narrative surrounding the attacker has become toxic and forgets the human element behind the professional athlete.

Peter Shalulile, Mamelodi Sundowns, February 2026

Modiba reacts to Shalulile's exit to Yanga

The Bafana Bafana centre-back has highlighted the emotional impact of the departure and the huge void left behind by the Namibian striker. After trading Chloorkop for a high-profile move to Tanzanian giants Young Africans, the striker leaves behind more than just his goals, with his presence in the Masandawana changeroom set to be sorely missed. Nevertheless, the 31-year-old defender remains confident that the PSL’s all-time top scorer will continue to thrive in the next chapter of his career.